Vehicle-specific starter motors and alternators according to OE standard
The starter and alternator are essential components of a vehicle. Also known as starter motors and alternators, they are largely responsible for the reliability and efficiency of a vehicle. A faulty starter motor or alternator can lead to considerable problems. It is therefore crucial for workshops to identify and replace these components at an early stage. HELLA deposit-free starters and alternators are therefore the right choice for automotive professionals.
Whatever the target group,agriculture, construction machinery, forklift trucks or marine, the HELLA range holds its own under the toughest operating conditions and proves itself with outstanding efficiency - as always with outstanding quality, ease of handling and for a favourable price.
Another advantage: Thanks todeposit-free new partsthe complicated return process is a thing of the past.
Starters and alternators from HELLA will win you over with theirpowerful product rangefor work vehicles in the off-highway segment.
Thestarteris an electric motor that starts the combustion engine of a vehicle. It receives energy from the battery and brings the combustion engine up to a sufficient speed via a gearwheel, also known as a pinion, to initiate the starting process and start the engine.
The task of thealternatoris to supply energy to all electrical consumers in the vehicle and also charge the starter battery. The alternator is usually driven by the engine via a drive belt. According to the induction principle, a charging current is generated that supplies the vehicle with electrical energy.
Did you know? Start-stop systems are often used to reduce
emissions. HELLA starters are therefore more generously sized to increase their service life and alternators have a higher output.
The starter is subject to natural wear as it contains mechanical and electrical parts. The brushes, bearings and the magnetic switch are particularly susceptible to wear. If the starter motor is worn, the vehicle may no longer start. Common causes of malfunctions are a burnt-out magnetic switch, worn brushes or a faulty pinion. Ageing of components also plays a role, as their performance can deteriorate over the years.
It may be necessary to replace the starter in the following cases:
Before replacing the starter, the following components must always be checked by a specialist:
The alternator can also wear out. Signs of wear and tear are primarily to be seen in the bearings and carbon brushes. If the alternator is faulty, the battery may no longer be sufficiently charged, which ultimately leads to battery failure. In addition, if there is a fault in the diodes or the voltage regulation, this can impair the function of the alternator, which in turn can jeopardise the entire electrical supply of the vehicle.
It may be necessary to replace the alternator in the following cases:
HELLA stands for tried-and-tested quality, easy handling and cost-effective solutions: Our starters and alternators not only meet the strict quality requirements of the HELLA Competence Centre, the range of products is also impressive: with over 1,800 part numbers, HELLA covers around 85% of the passenger car and commercial vehicle market. In addition, our range has the advantage of a particularly high coverage, especially in the area of agricultural and construction site vehicles.
HELLA starter motors and alternators also have another decisive advantage: Because we do not use a deposit system for our parts, there is no need to return old parts, which is a time-consuming and sometimes complex procedure. This saves professional mechanics time and allows them to focus on what they do best.
We’ve listened to you – and learnt from your insights! Our starters and alternators are now available without a cumbersome deposit system!
New for the OFF-HIGHWAY sector and of course deposit-free: alternators and starters. Look forward to minimal return rates, satisfied customers and simple processes without complicated return procedures.